While the Protest Remains Nonpartisan and Civilian-driven, Reflecting a Simple Demand for Safety Despite Little Expectation of Action From Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Government, It May Send a Crucial Message of Sanity in an Otherwise Insane Reality
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While the protest remains nonpartisan and civilian-driven, reflecting a simple demand for safety despite little expectation of action from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, it may send a crucial message of sanity in an otherwise insane reality
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